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>~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 999 P ERID~Qd~~ United States Department of the Interior a~~ ~~.. OFFICE OF SURFACE MINING Rcd.un:uwn .iud Enforcement ~ ~ w arn.v rtrn:a ro tiuuc 1200 50.5 Mary acne Avenue N.W. Albuyucryuc. Ncw Mexico 87102 RF.GEI~I'r. ~~ APR 12 1993 April 9, 1993 Division u. Ivnne:m~ u ~..u:.;!j Permit: C-80-006 Mine Name: Marr Strip Mr. Steve Renner, Coal Program Supervisor Division of Minerals and Geology Department of Natural Resources 215 Centennial Building 1313 Sherman Street Denver, CO 80203 Dear Mr. Renner: The enclosed Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement (OSM) inspection report identifies violations that are considered to have existed at the time of the Last State complete inspection (LSCI) but had not been cited. Date of Federal Inspection: 4/1/93 Date of LSCI: 12/16/92 The determination that the State did not cite the violations is based on one or more of the following reasons: The condition was identified in a State inspection report but no State enforcement action was taken. Design criteria oc required certification has not been met for a structure in existence as of the last State complete inspection (sediment pond, excess spoil fill, etc.). X Necessary controls that were required at the time of the last State. complete inspection have not been established (diversion ditches, sediment ponds, top soil protection, signs and markers, etc.). (LOadout ID sign and perimeter markers) X Site conditions indicate that the violation(s) noted had been in existence at the time of, or prior to, [he last State complete inspection. (Unapproved culvert installations; road design) Other (give explanation). Although the violations were erred by the State, or were abated during a joint inspection, OSM believes that the violations were evident during the last State complete inspection.